北极海域油污防备法律问题研究
[Abstract]:Since Arctic navigation, the problem of environmental protection in Arctic area, especially the problem of ship oil pollution, has been paid more and more attention by the international community. In the face of the complex and fragile Arctic sea environment, oil pollution preparedness is important. Oil pollution preparedness in the Arctic is an activity to regulate the oil discharged by ships sailing in the Arctic. Because of the particularity of Arctic marine environment, it has different requirements of oil pollution preparedness. This paper will be divided into five chapters to analyze some important legal issues of oil pollution preparedness in Arctic waters. The first chapter describes the theoretical basis of oil pollution preparedness in Arctic waters. First of all, it defines the definition of oil pollution preparedness in the Arctic sea area, and compares the oil pollution preparedness in the Arctic sea area with the oil pollution preparedness in the general sea area, and the similarities and differences in the oil pollution prevention in the Arctic sea area. The particularity of the oil pollution preparedness in the Arctic sea area is obtained. Including the difficulty and rigour of oil pollution preparedness. Secondly, it analyzes the applicable legal principles of oil pollution prevention in Arctic area. Finally, according to the formulation of Polar rules and the legislative practice of relevant countries, the development trend of oil pollution preparedness in Arctic waters is discussed. The second chapter discusses the jurisdiction of the countries concerned with oil pollution preparedness in the Arctic. This paper expounds the main body, type and scope of the exercise of jurisdiction, and on this basis summarizes the existing problems of the relevant national jurisdiction over oil pollution preparedness in Arctic waters and provides the relevant solutions. These existing problems include: excessive jurisdiction of Arctic coastal States, inadequate jurisdiction of flag States and competing jurisdictions; The corresponding solutions are to make the implementation agreement of the "frozen area", to strengthen the supervisory role of the International Maritime Organization and to strengthen the communication mechanism. The third chapter demonstrates the relevant issues of the obligations of the countries concerned with oil pollution preparedness in Arctic waters. The article first analyzes the source of the obligation, which comes directly from the basic rights of the state. Secondly, the purpose of the obligation of the countries concerned in oil pollution preparedness in the Arctic is discussed. The purpose is to guarantee the realization of the national rights, which include, but are not limited to, the jurisdiction of oil pollution preparedness. Furthermore, it defines the scope of the national obligations related to oil pollution preparedness in the Arctic, including the formulation and implementation of oil pollution preparedness laws and regulations, oil pollution reporting, the establishment of oil pollution preparedness systems and international cooperation on oil pollution preparedness. Finally, the paper analyzes the ways that the countries concerned fulfill their obligations in the Arctic oil pollution preparedness. The fourth chapter introduces and analyzes the foreign legislation and practice of oil pollution preparedness in the Arctic, including the major Arctic coastal States, port States, flag States and Arctic Council legislation and practice. It also summarizes the reference of these foreign legislative practices to our country, mainly including ship construction standards and crew configuration requirements, ship oil pollution emergency plan formulation and oil pollution discharge standards for reference. The fifth chapter discusses the current situation and existing problems of oil pollution preparedness legislation in the Arctic sea area, including the lack of laws and regulations on anti-oil pollution operation in Arctic navigation, based on the reference of foreign legislative practice to our country and the development trend of oil pollution preparedness in Arctic waters. The Arctic ships' oil pollution contingency plan is not perfect and the research progress of the Arctic oil pollution preparedness legislation is relatively slow, and has provided for the perfection of the Arctic navigation oil pollution preparedness laws and regulations. Improve the ship oil pollution emergency plan and international cooperation to speed up the progress of legislative research and other perfect countermeasures.
【学位授予单位】:大连海事大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:D996.9
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